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Appealing to the Next Generation: 6 Ways to Attract and Retain Future Leaders

By Pinion Editorial | June 21, 2022

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If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught businesses any one thing, it’s how dynamic and adaptable business models can become when needed. This resilience bodes well for businesses as the challenges surrounding their workforce gaps, future leadership uncertainties, and workforce adaptations have been an active, ongoing issue. “Essentially, businesses have proven …

Fuel Price Increases Prompt IRS to Increase Business Mileage Rates

By Pinion Editorial | June 9, 2022

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In response to the recent increase in fuel price, the IRS has issued an increase in the optional standard mileage rates for business travel effective on July 1, 2022 for the remainder of the year. “We are aware a number of unusual factors have come into play involving fuel costs, …

A Look at the Modern Audit: Are You Missing Out?

By Pinion Editorial | June 2, 2022

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While most companies think of audits as an annual necessity, the vast majority typically keep to the same old standards and don’t know to ask for more. But the modern audit process has changed, and businesses should raise their expectations accordingly. Today’s audit should extend beyond bringing in accountants to …

3 Ways Producers Can Prepare for the Future of Carbon Opportunities

By Pinion Editorial | January 11, 2022

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There are some important lessons garnered from 2021’s exploratory year for growers considering carbon sequestration. Pinion’s Advisory team recommends three things you can do now to prepare for potential carbon market opportunities in 2022, or beyond. Lesson 1: The carbon opportunity cannot be applied to every landowner. There are basic …

Advocating for the Future of Family Farms: A Plea for Critical Regulation Change

By Pinion Editorial | October 29, 2020

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Working on behalf of American Food & Agriculture businesses, K·Coe Isom submitted an open letter to USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue on October 28, 2020 regarding new regulations that threaten the well-being of thousands of American family farms. The “Payment Limit and Payment Eligibility” regulation released on August 24, 2020 will …

Getting Ahead of Carbon Regulation: 4 Action Items for Businesses

By Pinion Editorial | September 23, 2019

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With the intent to deliver practical actions to address global greenhouse gas emissions, the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General’s Climate Action Summit is underway in New York. This year’s summit is garnering significant media attention, in part because many young climate activists from across the globe are voicing their concerns over …

Sustainable farming is about triple-bottom-line management

By Pinion Editorial | March 29, 2016

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Every week I speak with more producers who are struggling with managing the bottom line and, at the same time, hit an invisible moving target called customer preferences. Here at Pinion we have services called ResourceMax™ and AgKnowledge. Our team works with farmers interested in sustainable farming to collect data …

Pinion Insights: Posts authored by

Pinion Editorial

Appealing to the Next Generation: 6 Ways to Attract and Retain Future Leaders

Fuel Price Increases Prompt IRS to Increase Business Mileage Rates

A Look at the Modern Audit: Are You Missing Out?

3 Ways Producers Can Prepare for the Future of Carbon Opportunities

Advocating for the Future of Family Farms: A Plea for Critical Regulation Change

Getting Ahead of Carbon Regulation: 4 Action Items for Businesses

Sustainable farming is about triple-bottom-line management

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